#Devilman 2004

[imdevilmaaaaaaaaaaan]

Hello, I hope everyone has been having a nice New Year so far. Here's a google drive link of numerous Devilman media that I had on my hard drive.

Contents include:

The Japanese and Italian dubs of the Toei Devilman series. This includes some episodes with the terrible fan sub. (I also uploaded the Spanish, and French dubs. The terrible fan sub of Mazinger Z VS Devilman is there as well.)

Multiple dubs of Devilman The Birth and Demon Bird (English, French, Spanish, Italian and of course the original Japanese dubbing.)

The Japanese and Italian dub of Amon The Apocalypse Of Devilman

The first episode of Cyborg 009 VS Devilman in Japanese and English

All episodes of the CB Chara Go Nagai World OVA

Devilman PSX

And finally

The English dub of the live action movie.

I hope y'all enjoy.

Byeeeeee

[cupidenigma]

Meat Room Scene

Last night I rewatched Devilman(2004) for nostalgia sake and now is living rent free in my mind, this is a frame redraw of that scene with the demon sperm entering Akira’s body.

[artthemasquerade]

So after rewatching the awful live action Devilman movie with some friends, I thought that while the design for Satan was good, it wasn't fitting for him since they made him look more like a demon and not intersex like he is in canon, but then I thought to combine that design with one of my fave Satan designs from the Amon OVA together and then I thought to add golden veins like Kintsugi pottery https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kintsugi

This is the first piece I've done in days since I've been resting my drawing arm for a little while since it was aching but it is getting better, but I'm going to try to pace myself more in future XD

Btw if you like what you see and want a commission drop me a direct message on tumblr, instagram, a note on deviantart or artistree https://artistree.io/missn11

[tatsuma-forever]

there are so many cool devilman characters and you stan dmcb ryo.

[the-lonely-flower]

Miiko get bully in school ( indonesia subtitles )

Sorry i couldn’t find the eng sub

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[omercifulheaves]

Amon: Apocalypse of Devilman (2004)

[wanderersrest]

An Abbreviated History of Mecha Part 1: The Mighty Atomic Prelude (The 50's and 60's)

Welcome to An Abbreviated History of Mecha anime. Today, we're starting at, as Fraulein Maria would say, at the very beginning. We're taking a quick peak at the beginning of the canon, which means that we're starting back in 1950 (specifically 1952). I should also confess right now: there are two series on here that are demonstrably NOT mecha shows. However, due to their sheer influence on Japanese media as a whole, I feel it is important to bring them up as being honorary mecha shows due to their sheer influence pop culture.

Tetsuwan Atom/Mighty Atom/Astro Boy (1952)

Starting us off is Osamu Tezuka's seminal manga series, Mighty Atom. Known over here in the west as Astro Boy, this series would be what kickstarts a lot of the modern anime and manga industry due to its sheer popularity. Astro Boy would also be one of two series that would be emblematic of how Japanese pop culture would portray the recent use of atomic energy. It should also be worth noting that realizing that Astro technically is a mecha is what got me to start using a broader definition of mecha instead of the classic giant robot definition.

Due to its fame, Mighty Atom has receive multiple adaptations throughout the years. Of note are:

The original 1963 anime.

New Mighty Atom (1980) which updates the series to 1980's animation standards.

The 2003 anime, which does the same, but to the standards of early 2000's anime.

The 2009 CGI movie.

Gojira/Godzilla (1954, honorary mecha series 1)

1954 would also give us Ishiro Honda's Godzilla, the movie that would make tokusatsu-styled live action stories in Japan. Godzilla, alongside RKO's King Kong, would play a large part in popularizing the concept of kaiju. And boy will kaiju play a big part in the history of the mecha canon. As we'll see soon enough, the history of tokusatsu heroes, kaiju, and robots are all intertwined with one another.

Godzilla has starred in numerous movies since the original, but for stories based off of the original there are:

Godzilla Raids Again (1955), a direct sequel.

Godzilla, Mothra, King Ghidorah: All Out Monsters Attack (2001), a Heisei-era production that uses the original '54 Godzilla as a manifestation of the horrors of World War II.

Shin Godzilla (2016), a re-imagining of the original movie set in contemporary times directed by Hideakki Anno.

Godzilla Minus One (2023), the most recent outing inspired in part by GMK.

Tetsujin 28-go/Gigantor (1956)

(Oh hey, this gif again!)

Tetsujin 28-go is the creation of one Mitsuteru Yokoyama and is generally regarded as the grandfather of the giant robot style of mecha. Tetsujin is unique amongst mecha in that it is controlled not by a pilot riding inside of it, but by a little kid with a controller. Tetsujin 28, alongside Mazinger Z, would help to codify a lot of the tropes common to the classic superhero mecha anime that would be prevalent in the 70's. Like Mighty Atom, Tetsujin would receive multiple adaptations throughout the decades.

Shin Tetsujin 28-Go/The New Adventures of Gigantor (1980), which updates Tetsujin's design to look more in line with something like Mazniger Z.

Tetsujin 28-go FX (1992), sporting a radically different look that's more akin to something out of the Brave Franchise.

Tetsujin 28 (2004), a faithful adaptation of the original manga (at least I think it is) directed by Yasuhiro Imagawa.

Cyborg 009 (1964)

Created by Shotaro Ishinomori in 1964, Cyborg 009 is another classic human-sized mecha series. Cyborg 009 would be the first of many hits for Ishinomori, and he will be mentioned again later in this series.

Oh boy... I am not a Cyborg 009 nut, but in terms of adaptations, Cyborg 009 has:

The 1966 Film

The 1980 Film

009 Re:Cyborg (2012)

The Call For Justice Trilogy (2016)

The 1968 Anime

The 1979-1980 Anime

The 2001-2002 Anime (I actually remember when Toonami aired this series!)

Cyborg 009 vs Devilman (2015 OVA)

If you want to follow someone who follows a lot of Shotaro Ishinomori's works, I'd recommend checking out YouTuber Mercury Falcon for more info about Ishinomori.

Ultra Q and Ultraman (1966, honorary mecha series 2)

(The urge to use a gif of Ingraman is strong)

Ultra Q and Ultraman are the first two entries of Tsuburaya's legendary Ultra franchise, with the latter in particular being one of the most famous pop culture icons of all time. Ultraman's influence on Japanese media is so large, that I'll be mentioning it at least once in relation to other series later on.

Ultraman, like Godzilla before him, would get the Hideaki Anno treatment with Shin Ultraman in 2022.

Giant Robo/Johnny Sokko and His Flying Robot (1967)

Another one of Mitsuteru Yokoyama's classic manga series, Giant Robo deserves a mention due to its influence on tokusatsu. Giant Robo would usher in an era of tokusatsu that would rely on using giant robots as the main protagonist.

In terms of adaptations, there are two animated adaptations, but only one will be listed here:

GR: Giant Robo (2007)

If you want to learn a little bit more about the history behind Giant Robo, I'd recommend checking out blunova's video on Giant Robo for more info on this important series.

Conclusion

As the 60's would lead way into the 70's, we would see a lot more live action tokusatsu series involving giant robots. Of course, this would be untenable due to how expensive it was to do tokusatsu effects for television. However, one robot would appear in animation that would change everything.

(Read in the voice of Tessho Genda) AND ITS NAME IS...!!!!

[dragonofeternal]

So one of the coolest bits of animanga ephemera that I own is probably these two volumes of the Epic Comics printing of AKIRA.

In 1988, American comics publishers were starting to take notice of the growing popularity of Japanese animation, and Marvel wanted a slice of the pie. A few years earlier, they had made the Epic Comics imprint to run more adult stories free of Comics Code censorship, including both standalone titles and non-canonical spinoffs of their more popular characters. The fledgling imprint seemed like the perfect place for a slice of that cool, weird Japanamation pie. They set their sights on Katsuhiro Otomo's AKIRA, which had done well in Japan and was set to get film adaptation that year. The editor of Epic at the time felt that the disaffected youth, psychic powers, and post-apocalyptic sci-fi setting would be familiar enough touch points to make the series resonate with American readers.

However, Epic didn't think that American comics readers would be as drawn to something that read "backwards" and was black and white. So, they did what would become the standard for many years- they flipped the pages to read left-to-right. They then enlisted colorist Steve Oliff to create a full-color version of AKIRA. While it's easy to jump to thinking of this as a butchering of the original work, Otomo was actually fully on board, as he wanted his work to reach as many people as possible. Otomo collaborated with Oliff directly at first, flying out to meet with him and share some of his personal desires for the coloring. He had some initial color guides, stills from the as-of-yet unreleased movie, and a deep passion and desire for his work to do well in the west. For the first five or six issues, Oliff sent all of his colorings off to Otomo for approval, but after that, Otomo was pleased enough that he gave Oliff free reign to go with his instincts for the rest of the comic's run. The colored version was even re-licensed, flipped back to the Japanese order, and released in Japan! I've never seen any copies of that, but I bet it's cool as hell!

I got these as a Christmas present sometime in the mid '00s from my Aunt Ing and Uncle David, who knew I liked anime and manga, but knew absolutely nothing about the stuff. They picked them up at a garage sale in DC for pocket change, and gave them to me along with a second hand copy of the DEVILMAN live action movie from 2004. I clearly remember them saying something along the lines of "Here, I hope you like this! We know you like that manga stuff. Hopefully 'Akira' isn't Japanese for like hardcore donkey porn or something, hahaha!" ...As if you couldn't flip the book open and see what was in it for yourself, Uncle David?

(Also worth noting that I had already seen the Akira movie at this point, so it's not like I didn't know what I was getting into!)

The manga (and the not-long-after release of the anime) made AKIRA a hit in the states. The Epic Comics run split the series into 38 issues that ran from 1988 to 1994. However, the legacy of Epic's colored run has an influence outside of just helping to introduce this iconic series to American readers.

It was also one of the first digitally colored comics.

Oliff and his company, Olyopitcs, were pioneers in using digital coloring methods. While he made initial color guides on paper versions of the pages using traditional methods like pantone films and paint, the finalized versions were all colored digitally, allowing for a wide, rich range of colors. This style of coloring incentivized Marvel to print it on slightly higher quality paper, and the series' success made Marvel more interested in looking to computers as a way to enhance their art and workflow. Perhaps he overstates it a bit, but Oliff credits his Eisner award-winning run as the colorist for AKIRA as the turning point for digital art's acceptance in comics.

It's unlikely that the colored version of AKIRA will ever be re-released, as the rights that Marvel held have LONG since traded hands, first to Dark Horse and then back to Kodansha. Copies of the colored version of AKIRA are hard to come by and pricy now, ranging from $10-100 for a single issue on eBay depending on condition and what particular issue it is (climactic issues are obviously more expensive than more laid back ones). It's not completely out of the question that it'll see the light of day again, however; Oliff still has all the digital files of the colored version of AKIRA, and he has expressed that he would be more than happy to have them reprinted if Kodansha wished to.

If not, though, I still have my two issues, and a very cool piece of anime localization history.

Historical info for this post was fact checked/sourced from this Japan Times article from their 30th anniversary retrospective and this 2016 ANN interview with Oliff. Feel free to check them out if you want to know more!

[vincentspork]

Rewatched Devilman (2004) and watched, for the first time, Cutie Honey (also 2004) tonight with friends. Fantastic double-feature, cannot suggest heartily enough

[oocdevilman]

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Due to character limits, this will just be names of my OCs. You can get more information by clicking this link. I welcome nearly any question about my silly mary sues.

Adventure Quest: Chalia

Akira: Kuroda Emi

ATLA: Rimon Suu

Big Bang Theory: Alex Munroe

The Big Chill: Veronica Heather

Big Hero Six: Mati Spence, Masuyo Smith

Bleach: Chikako Aizen, Hotaru Kurosaki, Halcyon Boosalis

Buckaroo Banzai: Sage Spence

Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Isolabella Dawson

Cats & Dogs: Aurora Lee Phantasm

Chainsaw Man: Moe Nagamine

Channel Awesome: Avalon SexehTwilight Mary Sue, The Black Widow

Charlie the Unicorn: Jenniffer the Pegasus

Cowboy Bebop: Hazel Prince

Cyberpunk 2077: Himiko Otomo, Vidya "V" Zenith

Danganronpa: Sumire "Owlyn Srebrenka" Hino

Deadly Premonition: Absinthe Maidstone Stonewall MacShakeit, Abigail Maidstone

Death Note: Katherine "K" Kilgore, Melusine "Meruko" Badeaux, Sora Kurohoshi, Jezebel Blackheart, Mitsune Sakura

Devil May Cry: Beatrice Lacrimae, Lavinia Sparda-Amata

Devilman: Astraroth "Astra"

Digimon: Hana Otogi

Disastrous Life of Saiki K: Moemi Saiki

Dragon Age: Coriander Tabris, Craig Cousland, Dove Surana, Lieselotte Brosca, Princess Aeducan, Lovewave Lavellan

Dragon Ball: Remin, Unshiu

Earth Girls Are Easy: Andromevak "Andy"

Eltingville Club: Seraphim "Sera" Herrera

Fallout: None, Nothing

Fate: Cosette Everild-LaAnimus, Delphine Everlid-LaAnimus

Final Fantasy: Jehfa Fakthu

Fire Emblem: Briar, Delshad, Dreamer, Euphemia, Florian Gloucester, Historia, Marguerite Ciar, Primrose Gloucester, Solanine, Wander

Free!: Akira Hanamura

Friday the 13th: Lynn Curtis

Ghostbusters: Aisling Redhead (2016), Aisling Redhead (1986)

Goosebumps: Rosalind "RL" Greene

Gorillaz: Clotilda Culpepper

Grand Budapest Hotel: Cvetka Kovacs

Gundam: Atlus Darkwater, Nnyley Romantica

Halloween: Alice Linklater, Bijou Hart, Brianna Willow-Winters, Dolores Orth, Jason Lee Cranston, Lynn Curtis, Moon n Stars Morris

Harry Potter (All created when I was in middle and high school. This was before JK Rowling shat her diaper. I do not condone Joanne and her hateful bullshit and just wanted to share OCs I made as a kid.) : Akemi Akiyama, Cassandra Finnegan, Harmony Dumbledore, Jaycelynn "Jacky" Lavgine, Kendra Pepper

Independence Day: RL Stineler

Inuyasha: Aihime, Kiki (2004), Kiki Shiina, Usagi Hinode

Jennifer's Body: Christie Fatt Cox

JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Fiori Stelline, Jonah Joestar-Angelakos, Kanon "Eileen Diamandis" Shiina, Otome Tanaka, Passion Angelakos, Sakuro Gackt-Myers, Stephanie McCormick

Jujutsu Kaisen: Chidori "Chitose" Iori

Jurassic Park: Anna Rose Morgan, Gillian Mayham, Jen Morris, Joy Tootoosis, JT Malcolm, Marina Malcolm, and Miharu Hamano

Kingdom Hearts: Kitana, Nerissa

Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou: Dazzle Kovacs

The Lorax: Cipher, Avalon and Story

Mario: Princess Velvet

Marvel: Allie N Blumsford, Genesis, Jamie Johnson, Jocasta "Cipher" Macbeth, Makelsolakveder, Zelda Kirkness

Mass Effect: Adette Shepard

Metalocalypse: Maiko "Manko Kechaman" Roberts

Mortal Kombat: Amaya, Emberlynn Augus, Feather Dance, Stryker's Dad, Kandace Stryker, Laytanya Moore, Marina "Monsoon", Kirke

My Hero Academia: Rin Amamiya, Kirameki Sarashina, Youmu Yumemite

Naruto: Akiko Haruno, Asuka Hatake, Hoshiyo Kanmuri, Kazuma Hanamori, Subaru Kanmuri

The Office: Cam Keeper

One Punch Man: Sumika Nagisa

Ouran High School Host Club: Bunko Matsushima, Ryunosuke Kanagawa

The Outsiders: Josephine "Joey" Wiehler, Serenity "SW" Wiehler, Sincerity Travis

Passengers: Dr. Galaxy Pepper

Persona: Jun Adachi, Junya Daidara, Marina, Momoka Mishima, Minako Iori, Sayaka Sakamoto, Stephanie McCormick, Tomoko Nakajima, Hamuko Arisato, Minako Arisato, Rin Amamiya, Yuka Narukami

Pokemon: Amanda, Altreis, Catalina, Dolores "Lolita-chan", Emilia, Isobel "Izzy", Galan, Gabrielle, Gelato, Medee, Muffy, Paloma, Pycal, Tila, Twinkle, Wasabon

Power Rangers: Emi Johnson, Dawn "Milky" Garson, Jacintha Cranson-Park, Lady Johnson, Lady Johnson (2017), Octavia Clearwater, Serena Ryder, Tamsin "Tami" Oliver, Thomas "Tommy" Oliver, Wednesday Neckoway, Yumeko Takahara, Ashton Redhead, Derek Ng, Jaiden Lawliet, Lux Cranston, Morgan Valentine, Nicholas DuBois, Scout Park, Saintan

Rance: Aellae, Ashelotte, Desu, Cosmia

Resident Evil: Ianthe Hawke

Rise of the Guardians: Eros

Riverdale: Winona "Sodapop" Bighetty

Sonic: Blossom, Purple, Jeff, Mango, Mist

SPY x Family: Lyubov

Stardew Valley: Stella

Star Wars: Hiak Ray "Talarth"

Steven Universe: Imperial Topaz, Nokomis Queens

Stranger Things: Heather Ranger

Street Fighter: Neroli

Sugar Sugar Rune: Akiko Sakura, Cerise Incroyable, Sugar Graves

Tezuka: Daiya Mondo, Melody Serendipity

Tokyo Ghoul: Teruko Yumemiya

Touken Ranbu: Kanon Tachibana, Momoe Tachibana, Tokiko Minami

Transformers: Carly Rae Jepsentron

Twin Peaks: Eden Hill

Until Dawn: Moon n Stars Morris, Rosario Hicks

View Askewniverse: Artoo "Ari" Hicks, Alyce Linklater, Bijou "Rhapsody" Hart, Jaycelynne "Squall" Thiffault, Nova Phoenix

Voltron Legendary Defender: Forever, Harper Thiffault

XIN: Myth

YuGiOh: Aikako Hisahama, Airi Sarahi, Hitomi Nakajima, Hotaru Tenjouin, Jason Trudeau, Jaycelynn Trudeau, Kairi Sarahi, Masuyo Tachibana, Momoe Yukimura, Naomi Sarahi, Ringo Hinagiku, Raven Sarahi

YuGiOh GX: Ai Yuki, Aika Hana, Anais Kuroda, Anastasia Rosseau, Emi Jounouchi, Hitomi Nakajima (GX), Jaycelynn Rosseau, Kaori Tenjouin, Katsuro Jounouchi, Marina Mikan, Naomi, Soul Yagami, Yuudai Yuki, Kaori Torimaki, Koden Saotome, Moira Tenjouin

YuGiOh 5Ds: Barbie O'Neil

YuGiOh ARC V: Shinju Sawatari

Zack and Miri Make a Porno: Pepper Culpepper

Crossovers: Jaycelynn Yuki, Aqua Marine, Desu

In History, Maybe - A coming-of-age story starring Hazel Nylan and her on-again-off-again girlfriend, Stephanie McCormick just trying to make it in the third biggest “city” in Manitoba.

Hazel Nylan , Stephanie McCormick

Nobody of the Luck - A fantasy-isekai story about depressed popular boy getting sucked into a fantasy themed eroge called Nobody of the Luck and saving the world by accident.

Tristan Stark, Aellae, Freya

Fractured Faerie Tales - Tristan is sucked into yet another eroge, this time its fairy tale themed.

Tristan, Cendrillion

RandoRanger - A team of spandex technicolour clad heroes are here to defeat the hentai tentacle monsters!

Masuyo Kusanagi, Ryota Matsuda

Starry Starry Night - Akiko Valentina constantly wished that she’d take that advice to heart for once in her life. Growing up, it seemed like every wish she’d make would come true. Life should’ve been a breeze… and it was for a while. Her family had won the lottery a few years ago, along with her mother’s seaweed gin distillery taking off which brought the Valentina Family even more fortune. Classes would be cancelled, boys asked her to the dance, her favourite TV shows would suddenly be back even when they were cancelled whenever she seemed to will it. Though, like a bad 90s kids horror series, there was always a cruel twist at the end.

Now living alone in the penthouse apartment her now dead family’s fortune got her, Akiko spends her free time overindulging herself in luxury, to distract herself from the dark. Things had gotten stale after two years of spoiling herself rotten.

“I wish something would happen in my boring life.”

One night, she’s approached by a stranger on the way home from partying…

Amber “Akiko” Valentina, Akira Angelus, Blair Princeton, Charles Broadmoor, Cheyenne Princeton, Fafnir, Gaylene, Kirk Grimme, Nyarou, Thorn

Fairy Ring - A small town on the border of southern Manitoba that hides some magical secrets.

Antigone, “Kisecawchuck”, Dorothy, Carly, David Young, Abigail Maidstone

Roseburough - A city with a dark past–its first settlers were a group of cultist for a demon of lust–that has a proclivity for less than pure activities.

Amelie, Anita Wood, Aurora, Circe, Dani Michaels, Daniel Michaels, Eitaro Satou, Emiri Satou, Genesis “Genni” Jones, Joey Spence

Eidolons and Eudaemonia -Eudaimonia is a world where each country worships a particular element. Each country has a temple and a candle that must be lit at all times to prevent a calamity. Its said that the candles represent hope, the one thing that kept ‘humanity’ going after the first calamity. Every few centuries, new candles must be created and infused with magic and blessings from each country before being placed in the temples and lit. It’s a ritual that has been carried on long before the formation of the Church of the Star Bringer, which eventually took control of candle duties. 

Team Disatisfaction: Anita, Arlis, Milk, Opal, Rubia, Vesta, The Artist

Lovewave

The Demon Lords: Lovena

Kuroi

Mizuka

Magical Flower Maidens: Anemone, Cassiane, Ione, Renthe, Sayuri, Zinnia

Tristan's Party: Tristan, Akihime, Plum and Peaches.

Story-less OCs:

Stephanie "Desu" McCormick, Stephen "Boku" McCormick, Aisling McCormick

Rhubarb

Mermaid Squad: Arctic, Sea Bunny, Goffik

[tatsuma-forever]

list of bad dmcb choices + just weird shit i remember

boobs = evil

ryo’s haircut

ryo’s 666 bible boring blindingly white apartment (i miss the mansion)

“if we make satan more feminine it’s not gay guys i swear”

3 characters having the exact same haircut for no reason

i hate what they did to sirene

doesn’t giving normal demons human forms defeat the purpose of devilmen? (this is a really stupid problem that i have with all devilman media tbh)

“so guys what if we did all the female demons and devilmen even worse than kiyoshi did?”

WHY ARE THEY IN TRACK. THIS WHOLE THING IS A 2004 REFERENCE

writing out mikiko but giving her a little cameo. what was the point

renaming tare. “no he’s eating his mom 😔” i cant take it seriously knowing tare was originally created as a PISS JOKE

[chatmeetup8410]

𝐀𝐧𝐢𝐦𝐞 :

My Girlfriend is a Gal

Eiken

Maken-Ki! 2

Miss Kobayashi Dragon Maid

Miss Kobayashi Dragon Maid S

Valkyrie Drive

The Qwaser of Stigmata

Manyuu Hikenchou

Shinkon gattai godannar!!

Shimoneta

Getsuyoubi no Tawawa

Highschool DxD Series

Jungle de ikou

Senran Kagura

Noucom

Triage X

Tsugumomo

Monster Musume

Futoku no Guild

Sekirei

Keijo

Ishuzoku Reviewers

Harem in the Labyrinth of Another World .

One Piece

Mouse ( Anime Series )

Queen's Blade

The Seven Deadly Sins

Seven Heavenly Virtues

Sekirei

Uzaki-chan wa Asobitai!

Konosuba

Devilman Cry Baby

Basquash!

Vermeil in Gold

Mahoromatic

Oniichan wa Oshimai

Prison School

Higurashi

Umineko

Future Diary

School Days

Chainsaw Man

𝐂𝐚𝐫𝐭𝐨𝐨𝐧 𝐚𝐧𝐝 𝐎𝐭𝐡𝐞𝐫 𝐀𝐧𝐢𝐦𝐚𝐭𝐞𝐝 𝐒𝐞𝐫𝐢𝐞𝐬 :

Totally Spies

Boondocks

Boondocks

Samurai Jack

Ed Edd Eddy

Hazbin Hotel

Helluva Boss

𝐇𝐞𝐧𝐭𝐚𝐢 :

Chichiiro Toiki

The Hills have Size

Project Boobs

Immorality

Kemonokko Tsuushin

Ano Danchi no Tsuma-tachi wa

Haha Musume Donburi Oyakodon .

Gaki ni Modotte Yarinaoshi

Shabura Rental

Ikkyuu Nyuukon

Hajimete no Hitozuma

Elf Hime Nina

Ogenki Clinic Adventures

Cool Devices

Megami tantei vinus file

Kagaku na Yatsura

Oppai no Ouja 48

Energy Kyouka!!

Ecchi na Onee-chan ni Shiboraretai .

Milk Junkie: Shimai Hen

Buta no Gotoki

Ushichichi Tabehoudai!

Kono Kaisha... Nanika Okashii!

Shiawase nara Niku o Morou!

Yareruko! Densha Ecchi

Suketto Sanjou!!

Bakunyuu bomb

Taimanin Asagi

Aku No Onna Kanbu

𝐕𝐢𝐝𝐞𝐨 𝐆𝐚𝐦𝐞𝐬 :

Resident Evil

Resident Evil 0

Resident Evil ( 2002 )

Resident Evil 3 : Nemesis

Resident Evil 3 Remake

RE : Operations Raccoon City

Resident Evil 4 ( 2004 )

Resident Evil 5

Resident Evil 6

Resident Evil 8 : Village

The Evil Within

The Evil Within 2

Outlast

Outlast : Whistleblower

Silent Hill 2

Silent Hill 3

Soulcalibure 6

Dead or Alive 6

Street Fighter

Marvel vs Capcom 3

Marvel vs Capcom Infinity

Grand Theft Auto : Vice City

Grand Theft Auto : Vice City Stories

Grand Theft Auto : San Andreas

Grand Theft Auto 3

Grand Theft Auto 4

Saints Row

Saints Row 2

Saints Row 3

Red Dead Redemption

Deathsmiles

Samurai Warriors

Max Payne 2

Kayne and Lynch : Dead Man

Kayne and Lynch 2 : Dog Days

Super Mario World 2

Super Mario Bros

Tombraider

Mortal Kombat : Armageddon

Mortal Kombat : Deception

Mortal Kombat 9

Doom 2

Slender : The Arrivals

Bayonetta

Aliens : Colonial Marines

The Godfather , The Game

The Godfather 2 , The Game

[mikiko-kawamoto]

I'm dumping my thoughts here cause I'm not attaching myself to anything, but. Can I be real? Devilman Crybaby is the way it is because it was 100% trying to copy how Re: Cutie Honey handled itself.

You think I'm joking? I am not.

We know that Crybaby pulled a lot of stuff from the live action film, sure. But seriously. Re: cutie honey was an animated adaption of the 2004 live action cutie honey film.

Wonder where Yuasa got that idea huh? (not like the live action and re shared a director)

There's a difference here though, where crybaby went wrong with pulling a lot of the same stuff re:ch did. Cutie Honey's manga is. Not Good. Sure they retained a lot of the same elements and tossed in some NGE references for good measure, but it's totally different than the source material... and it's enjoyable! (I'm aware it's horny. I know. It's Gainax and made by future Studio Trigger ppl. I know.)

Yuasa Also said that they pulled a bunch of stuff from other Nagai stuff. Re: Cutie Honey did the same. One of the antagonists Honey fights, Black Claw, is a combination of two characters from Mazinger.

honestly the biggest glaring thing to me that crybaby copied re is how it handled Natsuko.

Natsuko is often Honey's love interest in some adaptions.

Typically she looks like this.

in re: she looks like this and has a completely different personality.

however, there's another character in the story that Has her manga design, but a different name.

and said name comes from... yet Another go nagai manga.

Huh. I wonder... how familiar That sounds.

I rest my case.

TL;DR: Devilman Crybaby tried to be Re:Cutie Honey

[goblins-riddles-or-frocks]

Tag Game

I was tagged by @liferockingitout thank you :)

Three ships: MSR (X Files), Ryokira (Devilman), Griffguts (Berserk)

First ever ship: Probably Erik/Christine from Phantom of the Opera

Last song: Aphrodite by Honey Gentry

Last movie: The Shining (and Alexander 2004 right before that lol)

Currently reading: Frankly many things! I’m rereading House of Earth and Blood by Sarah J Maas so I can read the sequel. Game of Thrones by George RR Martin, and Network Effect by Martha Wells. Girl From the Other Side and Berserk

Currently watching: Again so many! I most recently (re)watched a few episodes of Succession. I’m also slowly making my way through Breaking Bad for the first time. Rewatching True Blood, and X Files

Currently consuming: Red wine with several spoonfuls of sugar stirred in it while my boyfriend judges me

Craving: I’ve been wanting sushi and ramen. I’ll probably get some tomorrow

Tagging: @victorianho @cryptidmak @milisandia @hellalugosi @alltheyuletidecarolscantbelies @docmartensanddietcoke @forthegothicheroine and anyone who feels like doing it! I’m not entirely sure who likes doing tag games rip